The Supreme Court determined that the name of That’s it be handed over to the group’s former manager, Pablo Vega, which will lead to the quartet need to find another to use it in Chile.
The decision of the highest court comes after several years of dispute for the use of the name between Vega and the members. The former manager stopped working with Kudai in 2010 after the dissolution and will now be able to register the name and use it only in Chile.
“We received the news with great regret”the band said in a statement signed by Nicole Natalino, Bárbara Sepúlveda, Pablo Holman and Tomás Manzi, in addition to saying that “all the antecedents for the opposition to that action were presented, initiating a litigation that we never imagined we would have to manage“.
“The implications of this deeply impact us, because means that for our own country we will have to find the option of using a pseudonym to develop what we love so much: our music“they added in the statement.
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